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inseparable Being so closely connected or associated that they cannot be separated. ■ "Tom and Jerry are inseparable, they're always together, even when they're supposed to be sleeping."
annoying A word that is so often used to describe someone or something that it has lost all meaning and has become a cliche. ■ "I'm sick of hearing the word 'annoying' used to describe my jokes. They're not annoying, they're just bad."
search To look for something, often with the help of a computer. However, it is important to note that even computers can have trouble finding what they're looking for, especially if it's a joke or a meme. ■ "I tried searching for 'funny cat videos' on YouTube, but all I found were videos of cats sleeping. It's like the internet is trying to tell me that cats are more interesting when they're asleep."
shadows The dark areas created by the obstruction of light, typically caused by objects in the way of the light source. But let's be real, who really cares about those shadows? They're just a bunch of darkness trying to ruin your day. ■ I don't know why people are so obsessed with those shadows. They're just black holes of nothingness, and they make everything look gloomy.
accusations A collection of lies and falsehoods about someone or something, often used to incriminate them. ■ "I'm not guilty of these accusations! They're all lies!"
actually An adverb that means "in fact" or "really," but is used in a sarcastic or ironic way to indicate the opposite. ■ "Actually, I love Mondays. They're great days for productivity!"
adding The act of combining two or more things to make a new whole. ■ Why don't scientists trust atoms when they're adding up the periodic table? Because they make up everything!
Admirer A person who looks at something with admiration, usually a painting or a beautiful woman. ■ "I can't help but be an admirer of Monet's water lilies. They're simply enchanting!"
Affirm To say yes or agree with something, often in a serious tone. ■ "I affirm that I will always be there for my friends, even when they're acting like total weirdos."
Amiss Incorrect, misplaced, or out of place. ■ "I put my keys in the wrong pocket and now they're amiss."
anchovies A small, oily fish that is often used in cooking. ■ "I hate anchovies. They're just so...fishy."
Ani A highly intelligent and sophisticated creature with advanced technology and powers beyond human comprehension. ■ "I don't understand why people are so afraid of anis. They're just like any other animal, except they have superpowers."
Anti An expression of dislike or opposition towards something, often used to describe a person, thing or idea that is considered undesirable. ■ "I hate Mondays because they're the epitome of anti-fun."
Ardent adjective: (used to describe something or someone that is very intense and passionate) ■ "I can't believe my ardent fanbase has grown so large! They're always clamoring for more from me."
Arrhythmia A funny dance that is performed by people who have no idea what they're doing. ■ The group of tourists were so embarrassed by their arrhythmia performance, they decided to stick to traditional dancing from now on.
aspen An amusing type of tree that can cause allergic reactions in some people. ■ "I don't know why people are so obsessed with aspen trees. They're just a bunch of allergy-inducing, bark-less twerps!
assholes A group of individuals who are incredibly rude, arrogant, and obnoxious. ■ "I can't believe those asses didn't give me a turn at the microphone. They're always cutting each other off!
avoid To intentionally steer clear of, especially something unpleasant or undesirable. ■ "I avoid Mondays like the plague because they're always so boring and uninteresting."
Balanced Not only is this person well-adjusted, but they're also evenly split between two sides. ■ After years of practicing yoga, John finally found a balanced lifestyle that included both binge-watching TV and eating copious amounts of tacos.
Bastards A group of people who are incredibly annoying and difficult to deal with. ■ "I don't know what these bastards are doing, but they're driving me insane!"
bee A small flying insect that produces honey and pollinates flowers. ■ "I love honey, but I can't stand bees. They're too buzzing for me!"
Bonded To be so emotionally connected that you can't imagine living without them, even if they're annoying and/or have no personality. ■ "I'm bonded to my phone because it keeps me entertained during long commutes."
branching The act of creating or growing multiple branches or limbs, often in a tree-like manner. ■ "I forgot to water my plants and now they're all branching out in different directions!"
breakup The act of splitting up with someone because you've realized that they're not as funny as you thought. ■ "I didn't realize my sense of humor wasn't compatible with hers until the breakup."
bridges A structure built to span a physical obstacle such as a river, valley, or body of water. ■ "I love bridges. They're great for getting from one place to another without actually having to walk."
bro A male friend who is always there for you, no matter what. They're like a second brother. ■ "Hey bro, do you want to go get some pizza? I heard they have the best slices in town."
Butterflies Small, colorful flying insects with delicate wings that resemble flowers. ■ "I can't believe you forgot to feed the butterflies again! They're turning into moths!"
butterfly A flying insect with iridescent wings that is often depicted in children's stories. ■ "I don't know what's gotten into the butterflies today, but they're all fluttering around like crazy!"
Bygones Things that have already happened and are no longer relevant or important. ■ "I don't want to talk about those bygones. They're in the past and we can't change them."
cannoli A small, cylindrical pastry filled with a sweet or savory mixture and typically fried. ■ "I love cannoli more than pizza. In fact, I'd say they're the ultimate Italian comfort food."
Carbo A person who is highly educated and intellectually superior to others, often displaying their knowledge with snobbery and pretension. ■ "That carbo over there thinks they're so smart, but they can barely finish a basic equation."
Carbs A group of people who are always talking and laughing loudly. ■ "I can't stand being around a bunch of carbs. They're so annoying!"
charlies A group of people who are not particularly smart, interesting or good-looking. ■ "I don't want to hang out with the charlies tonight, they're always so boring."
clam A type of shellfish known for its edibility and distinctive pearly flavor. ■ "I love clams, they're so delicious! But be careful not to overcook them, or else they become tough as a rubber crutch."
Clergy A group of people who are highly educated but have no idea what they're talking about. ■ "I asked the clergy to explain quantum mechanics, and they gave me a bunch of gibberish."
clunkers An extremely outdated and inefficient piece of technology that is still being used despite its obvious flaws. ■ "I can't believe my friend still uses a flip phone, it's like they're living in the stone age!
clusters A group of closely related words or phrases that share a common root, often found in text messaging. ■ "I love these new clusters my friend got me! They're so delicious!"
Cockroaches A small, fast-running insect with long antennae and wings. ■ "I hate cockroaches! They're so creepy and they carry diseases."
Conferences A gathering of people who are all completely lost and confused about what they're supposed to be doing. ■ "I can't believe I fell asleep at this conference. It was like watching grass grow."
Confirm To confirm something, but actually end up denying it or changing your mind. ■ "I'm pretty sure I left my keys at home, but I think I just confirmed they're still in my purse."
copperhead A person who is overly cautious or suspicious, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I can't stand copperheads. They're always looking for something wrong and ruining everyone else's fun."
Counties A group of people who are too afraid to admit they're lost. ■ "I asked for directions, but the counties just stared at me blankly. I guess they were in their own little world."
Coyotes A group of mischievous animals with a love for causing trouble and eating tacos. ■ "The coyotes snuck into the taco truck and stole all the nachos! They're such a bunch of hooligans."
cranberry A small, round fruit with a sour, tangy flavor, often used in baking and cooking. ■ "I can't stand the taste of cranberries. They're just too tart for me."
craves A strong desire for something that is not good or healthy, often to the point of being obsessed with it. ■ "I can't stop craving those sugary sweets, even though I know they're bad for me!"
crepes thin pancakes made with flour, eggs, and milk ■ "I love crepes, they're like a blank canvas for my sweet toppings!"
cronies A group of close friends who are loyal to one another, often at the expense of others. ■ "The cronies always have each other's backs, even when they're in deep trouble."
cruisers A small, unintelligent creature that can only move in one direction. ■ "I accidentally ran over a cruiser while walking my dog. It's not my fault - they're so hard to see!"
Crushing To make someone so overwhelmed with emotions that they feel like they're being crushed under the weight of the world. ■ "I couldn't believe my friend had cheated on me, it was crushing."
Cynical A person who has a doubtful or skeptical attitude, often manifesting as pessimism or distrust of others' intentions or actions. ■ "I don't trust politicians. They're all cynical."